The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-07-21

next Saturday.
Screen doors are being put up at the
postoftice to keep the flies out. If some.
thing could be put up to keep loafers
aud gawks from standing around the
Office it would be good thing.
A waiting house is being built at the
foot of 3d.av. to accommodate parties
who patronize the steamer "Alpha."
There is a good deal of complaint
about placing it in the street.
ORGANS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
CHEAP.
New Chicago Cottage or Packard
Orchestral organs, both fine instru-
meDts, for sale at very low price. Will
exchange for horses or cattle:
48 4w &. NJ. BROOKS.
Mr.. LOOMS, representing the st.
Paul Globe, was in town Tuesday
working up the interests of that paper.
lie had good success here, for the
Globe has the reputation of being the
best newsgatherer west of Chicago.
Tie members OF the Independent
Cavalry Co. are requested to meet on
Saturday afternoon, the 23l, in the
park, for the purpose of organizing
and electing officers. Parties wishing
to join are requested to be on hand.
N. V. MCDOWELL, Capt.
On Friday morning last the house of
Frank Lyon, on the farm northwest
of town, caught fire from spark and
was soon in ashes. Tie house was a
small wooden structure worth about
$3.50, insured for $50. The loss on
furniture and other articles is about
$40.
Joseph Osford has sold out and will
start on Monday for Washington terri.
tory. Mr.. Osford has been one Of OUT
best citizens and We bespeak for him
a welcome and good treatment in his
new home.
For SALE OR TRADE-A Champion
Light Reaper, good as new. Apply ia
48 tt N. A. CALL,
Sioux Falls Junction,
Mobiles Co., MINI.
The County Board met Monday as q
Board Of Equalization. See proceed
ings elsewhere. Meets next Monday AZ
Board of Commissioner to transact
general county business and assemblies
again next Tuesday as Board of Equal
ization. All persons interested take
notice.
Our item concerning the Standard
Oil Co. putting up building on Sun
day to store their oil In was supposed
to he a hit ut Ed PANEL, their agent al
this place. Ed says he has nothing to
do with these matters. The company
sends out men to put up buildings and
they put them up when they choose.
Chattel Mortgage Blanks, Chattel
Mortgage Sale Blanks. ChAttel Mort
gage Foreclosure Blanks, Satisfaction
Of Chattel Mortgage Blanks, Warranty
Deed Blanks, etc., for sale at the AD-
VANCE Office.
The ADVANCE family were one Tor
more) of a little picnic on Sunday last
at Horizons Grove, on Indian Lake.
While east and south the world was
melting with fervent heat and men
were dropping by the score with sun
stroke, here the clouds obscured the
sun and the weather was just cool
enough to make picnic pleasant. Mr..
Horton gave the party welcome, as he
always does. We brought off a sample
of his English oats, which he thinks
Crops about Indian Lake look good for
. full yield. We passed much wheat,
oats aud flax which could hardly be
better in the best season.,
Will furnish grass and pay 81 per
ton for q thousand tons Of hay in
stack. Apply to n. A. CALL,
4Stf Sioux Falls junction.,
Mobiles Co., MINI.
z MARRIED.
July 10th, ct Worthington. in the I.u'
theran parsonage. by Rev. s.. T.
FraRzen, Mr.. G. G. KJELLEN ia
Miss CAROLINA NYBERG. both OF
Worthington.
July 18th, at Bigelow, at the home Of
the brides parents, by Rev. 3. e.
Franzen, Mr.. GEORGE SMITH to Miss
ELLEN AMANDA ELOFsON.
July 10th, at the Western Hotel, Wor-
Ellington, by Rev. 8. e. Fran zen, MIR
! THOMAS SANDERS and Miss Sophia
! SWANSON, of Worthington.
Moses Hull's book, 1.-THE Irrepressi
BILE Confict,' startling and ringing
book on the labor question, for sale q
this office at zoe copy. Every labor
er aud farmer should read it.